Containment Systems: A Design Guide?is the only book that covers containment, specifically for the process industries. This Guide covers the range of containment equipment from simple air-flow control devices to enclosures that restrict exposures to well below a microgram per cubic meter averaged over a working day. The selection of a particular containment system for a particular transfer operation can be difficult because of the wide choice available. This Guide provides a structured approach to the selection process.
- Covers the legislation for containment guidelines in the US, UK, and Europe
- Provides an exhaustive list of containment equipment, including chapters on maintenance and reliability
- Shows the engineer how to develop a containment strategy for his/her plant
Introduction to the Guide Legislation Occupational Hygiene Aspects of Containment Typical Industrial Operations Requiring Containment Principles for the Design of Containment Systems Development of a Containment Strategy Containment Equipment Types Control of Wastes and Emissions Operation and Maintenance of Containment Devices Validation
The only guide the engineer will need for choosing, designing, and troubleshooting containment systemsNigel Hirst is managing director of Haden Freeman, the UK's leading independent engineering company specializing in the design of research and manufacturing facilities for the following industries: chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, agro chemicals, cosmetics, and healthcare. He is a Fellow of IChemE and the Engineering Council.